rugedraw
Well-known member
If this can be done, it has not been figured out yet. You can trick the truck to thinking a trailer is on, but you will lose certain driver assist features.So, I have a 2023 XLT with most of the toys - 302A, Max Towing, newly added power fold mirrors (doing a write-up on that that I hope will be very comprehensive and useful to the community), Co-Pilot 360 Assist 2.0, 360-Degree cameras...
I've read this thread with interest, since it seems it ought to be a breeze for me, with a 2023, to get the turn signal cameras working as long as I have a trailer atached, but I'd like to have it work all the time, i.e., with or without a trailer, and I'd like to not lose BLIS, cross traffic alerts, and lane centering, which are the things the forums say you lose, but I seem to get conflicting info when I read what Ford says about trailering (they claim BLIS actually extends to the end of 'normal' length trailers and say cross traffic alerts work as well).
Any real world experience and/or info on what I lose, if anything? There is another forum that discusses making this work w/o a trailer, but you need to make the truck think it really has a trailer and, again, some stuff seems to go away. Also, even with a very minimal trailer defined, does the transmission work the same or differently, shifting-wise?
Thanks in advance.
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